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Clean hands and keyboards cut health risks
Monday 14 May 2012

Using simple ethanol-based hand sanitisers and regular cleaning with ethanol wipes reduces bacteria on shared computer keyboards.

Consul General's window into US politics
Friday 11 May 2012

The United States Consul General gave Swinburne students a unique perspective on international politics in a special lecture.

International recognition for Inside Story
Friday 4 May 2012

Swinburne's Inside Story publication has been acknowledged in UK's The Independent for its quality journalism and analysis.

Not much charity in Australian wills
Friday 20 Apr 2012

When it comes to estates, charity barely gets a look in, with most Australians leaving their estates to immediate family members.

Citizenship for beginners
Monday 16 Apr 2012

The Howard government made it harder for some nationalities to become citizens, and Labor has made it worse, writes Kerry Ryan.

Strengthening ties with Vietnam
Friday 13 Apr 2012

On Thursday 5 April, the FLSS and Swinburne International hosted a delegation from Tra Vinh University Vietnam.

Swinburne signs agreement with prison
Monday 2 Apr 2012

Swinburne University of Technology is set to share its research findings with one of Victoria's privately operated prisons.

Swinburne tipster calls Cats back-to-back
Thursday 29 Mar 2012

Swinburne's statistician Professor Stephen Clarke predicts that Geelong will win the AFL premiership flag for the second year in a row.

Poll is important test for young democracy
Thursday 15 Mar 2012

Saturday's election in Timor-Leste marks a new political era, writes Swinburne' s Michael Leach in The Canberra Times.

Mental gyms reap younger minds
Thursday 2 Feb 2012

A daily mental 'work-out' has given a group of over 50s the brain performance of younger people a Swinburne clinical trial has shown.